And to fast forward with the older Apple Remote:The Apple Remote has arrow buttons at the top that can be used to fast forward.
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Here's how to fast forward with the Siri/Apple TV Remote:When watching a show on Apple TV, you can fast forward by clicking the right side of the touchpad.
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And I also remember for years I would DVR Special Report, and then I would fast forward to the all-star panel at the end, fast forward through you, no offense.
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Fast forward 11 years ... he's still sticking to it.
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Fast Forward Operating to do good at startup speed, Fast Forward is an accelerator, fellowship program and clearing house for information on how to fund, create and manage a technology-focused nonprofit.
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Fast forward to 2017, the game has effectively become extinct.
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Thankfully, fast forward to today, we don't have that challenge.
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You can use Siri to fast forward or to rewind.
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Fast forward to 2018, and I'm working successfully in merchandising.
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Fast forward one week, we are headed out to dinner.
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So let's fast forward to going onto the European Commission.
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Fast forward to 1925, and the Brannock Device was made.
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Fast forward 24 months, and major shifts have taken place.
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Fast forward over 150 years later — not much has changed.
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And fast forward 100 years and it looks very different.
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Fast forward however many years it's been, and tonight's happening.
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Fast forward to six days after the "Access Hollywood" leak.
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Fast forward several decades, however, and the war is changing.
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Fast forward a couple decades, and life is pretty good.
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Fast forward 20 years, and mobile phones work nearly everywhere.
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Fast forward a little over a year, and things changed.
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Fast forward to now ... that same photo will cost $23,049.
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Fast forward 20 years and the world looks quite different.
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After the Guilty Remnant explosion, we fast forward three years.
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The world seems permanently set to fast forward these days.
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Fast forward to early March and it all fell apart.
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But technology could lurch that into fast forward, he warned.
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Fast forward a few years in time and deep therapy.
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Fast forward two years and things appear to have changed.
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Fast forward to this week and that daydream turned rotten.
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Let's wave the magic wand and fast forward several decades.
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Fast forward to this week and halfway across the country.
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Fast forward almost a year and I'm ready to leave.
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Fast forward two decades later, and the threat looms again.
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LOS ANGELES — If we could fast-forward through Broncos vs.
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Fast forward to a couple weeks ago, and it happened.
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Fast forward three years and, unfortunately, our marriage was struggling.
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Other player commands, like "next" or "fast forward," work, too.
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Fast forward to 2019, and the couple have three children.
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Matthew popped the question to Kiley Casciano Sunday in the produce section of Erewhon market in Venice, CA. Fast forward -- you don't really have to even fast forward -- 3 hours, and they were hitched.
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In season one's "The Entire History of You," for example, people have the ability to fast-forward and rewind their memories, even the painful ones, like the way we fast-forward or rewind a DVR.
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Fast-forward two years, however, and the market has change dramatically.
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So why can't we just fast forward to that part now?
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Fast forward nine years Trump is still linked to the WWE.
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Forgive me for saying this, but I usually fast-forward Christy.
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Fast forward seven years, and smartphones can power virtual reality headsets.
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Fast-forward a few decades and the landscape has completely changed.
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Fast-forward a couple weeks later and Bigger was 100% correct.
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Fast forward to my early 20s, and not much had changed.
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This scene felt to me like it happened on fast-forward.
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Now fast-forward ten years later to the spring of 2008.
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Fast forward and the stakes have been raised -- quite a lot.
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It now features buttons for power, volume, and rewind / fast forward.
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Fast forward to our last dinner before leaving the next morning.
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Fast forward if you must, but their performance was fun too.
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Fast forward to minute 21:22018 to watch the test below.
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"Fast-forward to the day after election," the former employee said.
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Fast forward, and that risk obviously paid off — and then some.
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Fast forward 16 years, and only 170 cheetahs are left there.
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What politician today — and Bloomberg has been a fast-forward one.
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Fast forward 16 years, and Team Clinton wants a different outcome.
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Fast forward six months later, and the news isn't any better.
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Fast forward to the present, J-Rod is officially a couple.
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Fast-forward to today, and that has changed, for the better.
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Fast-forward to 2018 and SimpliSafe's model is no longer unique.
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And fast forward [to now], and she's just blowing it up.
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Fast forward to Slack, and those anxieties are much less evident.
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Fast forward to today, where the crude curve is rather flat.
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And now fast forward a few hours, because it gets real.
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Fast-forward more than four years and it's all compliments now.
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So fast-forward fifteen years, it didn't carry the same weight.
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I'm going to fast-forward to 13stdibs, how you got there.
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Fast forward and the stakes have been raised — quite a lot.
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Fast forward to niggas on tour with Bas, and Cole came.
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Fast-forward 8 years, and another platform is dominating the headlines.
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Fast forward the clock, and we believe we may see that.
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Fast forward to 2014, and the pair finally began to date.
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Fast forward to today and you can see an uncanny resemblance.
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Fast forward a year and the inverse occurred following Tuesday's results.
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Fast Forward has a zero tolerance policy with regard to discrimination.
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Fast forward to now and I am back to square one.
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Fast forward to 2017, and there are similar conversations happening now.
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Fast-forward nine years and it appears my optimism was misplaced.
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Every M.T.A. board member present spoke in support of Fast Forward.
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SEGALL: Fast forward to Arab Spring, how did protesters organize safely?
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But fast forward to today and things are very different indeed.
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Fast-forward to 2016 and those requirements make no sense whatsoever.
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Shannon Farley is co-founder and executive director at Fast Forward.
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Fast forward three weeks, and the Mets' situation is starkly different.
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Fast-forward five minutes, and they've thrown the bloody bouquets away.
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Fast-forward to 2016, and the security industry hasn't changed much.
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So fast forward to me digging out records for this mix.
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Fast forward to the mid oughts at the onset of Emeralds.
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Fast-forward 60 years to the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination race.
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Fast forward to Thursday afternoon and a Midtown Manhattan hotel ballroom.
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" Fast forward to last Tuesday: Grashin released her book "Women's Libation!
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Fast forward two months later and I was totally strung out.
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Fast forward to the next iPhone, due out later this year.
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WM: Fast forward to Sunday, when all the chaos breaks loose.
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Fast-forward to 2017 and Team Rubicon has 52,000 registered volunteers.
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Fast forward six weeks and Lopez is beginning to feel frustrated.
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Fast-forward to 2017, and conditions have changed dramatically, Mayo said.
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The damage of living will occur as if in fast-forward.
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Fast-forward, and the food business is in a similar bind.
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Kanye West peeves Taylor Swift's fans -- again Fast forward to today.
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Fast forward to the present day, and things are drastically different.
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Fast forward to 2020 and Swift is in a better place.
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Fast forward to the present, with "Make America Great Again" hats.
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Fast forward 10 years: Orman still gets up at 5 a.m.
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Fast forward almost three decades and things are starting to change.
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Fast forward to the next Patriots Super Bowl victory, in 22016.
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Fast forward three years, and it looks like Benioff wasn't kidding.
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"Delete and fast-forward, my friend/ The elections are over and nobody wins/ But don't worry too much, you'll go crazy again/ Delete and fast forward, my friend," Nelson said sharing some of the song's lyrics.
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You can't pause the film, and you can't fast-forward or record.
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Fast forward four years later and so much has changed for Meghan.
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Fox News: Fast forward to 1971, you were working alongside Bruce Lee .
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Fast forward eight months and ferro-silicon trading has gone super nova.
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He skyrocketed, went on Ellen—fast forward and he's this big star.
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Fast-forward to last night, when he was approached again at LAX.
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Fast forward just one week, and Pachulia had made up astonishing ground.
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Fast forward to last winter ... Ariana dropped her "Thank U, Next" song.
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Fast forward to 2019, and Jonas' gut instinct about Chopra was right.
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Fast forward to 2016, and the actress is still sharing life lessons.
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Fast forward to the 21:45 mark to see the full line.
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Fast forward, and few of these issues have been put to bed.
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Fast forward to 2020, and Mr. Barr is attorney general once more.
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Fast forward to 2017, and the city's gang violence hasn't gone away.
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Fast forward to 2014, another police shooting, in another part of town.
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Fast-forward to this year and Graham seemed to have things handled.
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Fast forward four years, and now the SDF means something entirely different.
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Fast forward to present day, and their couches are still super comfy.
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Now, fast-forward to Jurassic World, and our hero looks very different.
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Fast forward seven months and Towley's spark has yet to burn out.
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Fast-forward to January, and they say they're out of that business.
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Fast forward to today, though, and is London leading the way again?
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Fast forward to today, and Y Combinator's three poster children are… unchanged.
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Fast forward to today, where the company announced a $3.7 billion deal.
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But fast-forward a few weeks, and many are changing their minds.
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Fast forward 12 years, and Mourinho seems like a very different manager.
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Fast-forward to now and I am happy with the finished result.
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Fast forward to 9:22 to hear the beginning of the exchange.
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If you fast forward a year, Instant Articles has demonstrated it's working.
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Fast forward, and during the past year WTI has averaged $212/barrel.
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Recording devices make it easy for viewers to fast-forward through commercials.
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So, fast forward, I take the job with the Patriots in 2000.
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Rewind with Shift+Left arrow and fast forward with Shift+Right arrow.
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Fast-forward 109 years, when Obama visited nine countries, in 19553 alone.
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So, fast forward, you don't really realize how quickly your body changes.
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Fast forward to today and we see much of the same thing.
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Fast-forward ... at its height there were 1,600 stores around the world.
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Fast-forward 25 years: I'm now prepping for my first bodybuilding competition.
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Fast forward to a few years later, and Skye has discovered Tumblr.
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After 24 hours, you lose the ability to fast forward through commercials.
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Fast forward to today, and Iconfactory has released a new camera app.
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Fast forward to 2017, and Holdsclaw is in a much better space.
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Fast forward to 2018 and Mahathir is aiming for a Malay tsunami.
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Fast forward to 2018, and it turns out that Clark was wrong.
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Fast forward a few decades, and global migration pays for my groceries.
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Fast forward six months and the C-suite is tackling digital transformation.
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"I said, 'This is why we need Fast Forward,' " he told me.
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Piaggio Fast Forward COO Sasha Hoffman isn't concerned about the potential risk.
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Fast forward 116 years, and Harley's market capitalization is nearly $6 billion.
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Fast-forward to 20, when RIM created its first two-way pager.
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Fast forward 10 years, and the scene could not look more different.
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It could fast-forward the development of humanoids and autonomous driving technology.
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Fast forward to year-end and stimulus hopes have been indefinitely postponed.
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Fast forward to the present, and that drops to one in eight.
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Kevin Barenblat is a co-founder and the president of Fast Forward.
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Fast forward a couple days, and sure enough Cassell Pardy's phone rang.
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Fast-forward to now, and Snail Mail are signed to Matador Records.
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The biggest thing to keep an eye on: the "Fast Forward" plan.
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Fast-forward to today and we see a slightly different picture emerge.
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Fast-forward to 1998, when people were dreaming of molten chocolate cake.
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The game opened as if the fast-forward button had gotten stuck.
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Fast forward four decades to an Old-Timer's Day in Yankee Stadium.
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Fast forward to the present day and it is a different world.
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Fast forward a few decades and the Maxima is still with us.
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Fast-forward to 2013 when she was driving to Philadelphia with friends.
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Fast forward a decade, and the two companies have come pretty far.
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"Just fast-forward through her parts," Moore, 48, quipped of Leakes, 51.
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But fast forward just a couple of years, and look what's happening.
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Fast-forward to today and Google is 54.4% white and 68.4% male.
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Fast forward to this year and President Trump's tune may have changed.
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Fast-forward to today, and Apple is already rolling out iOS 13.1.
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It was like watching an already swift-moving epidemic on fast-forward.
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Fast forward to Friday ... and Pras is staring down possible prison time.
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I fast forward through your dialogue any time you come on screen.
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Fast-forward to 2018, where the big political story is energized Democrats.
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So fast forward to my adult years... [when I was ] 19 plus.
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Fast forward to 226 and these support issues still hinder emoji URL growth.
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Fast-forward to 2013, the year Millett was inducted in the National Women's
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Fast forward to the Season 7 finale and everything has come full circle.
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Fast forward three years later: the stock has matriculated to Wednesday's $34.74 close.
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Fast forward to April this year and the Fed is experiencing deja vu.
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If you fast-forward 18 years, that beneficiary is then 40 years old.
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Fast-forward a few years, and both of them are out there slaying.
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Fast-forward to May 2017, and Airbnb settled its lawsuit with the city.
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Fast-forward, and Kalyanpur says there is now — and he helped build it.
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Fast forward a decade, the little boy had grown into a star quarterback.
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Fast-forward to fall 2017, and I am buying a new leather jacket.
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Fast forward to 2016 and Flake's score dropped to 84 percent—below Sen.
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Fast-forward 30 years, it's screens telling us to obey, conform, and consume.
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You can also fast-forward or rewind whatever you're watching with your voice.
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Fast forward to 2016, and who is leading the fight for orthodox conservatism?
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Founders can fast-forward their fundraising efforts and get invaluable feedback from investors.
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But fast-forward to today, and new Netflix shows are anything but special.
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And now fast forward another year, SoftBank is pressuring them to be profitable.
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Fast forward to the 1:00 mark to see Oculus' security in action.
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Fast forward, this president is in charge, his entire team is on task.
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Now fast forward to Apple today and pretty much everything is locked down.
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Fast forward to the present and their last reported MAUs was 1.55 billion.
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Fast forward almost six decades, and a much different story is being told.
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Fast forward to 2018, and Moment still makes the best iPhone lenses, period.
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Fast-forward to January, 2015, when Suge drove to Tam's Burgers in Compton.
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Fast forward three years, and you still need to download the app (sorry).
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Fast forward to Saturday and the Rebels made sure history would not repeat.
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Fast-forward a few years, and 2007 brought with it the first iPhone.
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I wish I could fast forward time and just get her here already.
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Fast forward to early 2016, however, and Silva's situation is looking significantly improved.
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Fast forward a few years and I had pretty much stopped reading altogether.
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Fast forward 100 million years, and the T. rex is a top predator.
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Take your TV remote and fast-forward to the aforementioned January 1, 2019.
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Fast-forward to March ... Shawn and Errol got into it live on television.
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Fast forward over four millennia and Enheduanna, like the famous Gilgamesh, lives on.
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Fast forward to a 270 Pew poll when those two numbers were reversed.
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Fast forward one year later, and now look at him and his accomplishments.
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Fast-forward a little, and the three men are on vacation in Europe.
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Fast forward to 28500 and the fight to oust Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi.
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Fast-forward four years to now, to another Philadelphia-area basketball team: Villanova.
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It has rewind, fast-forward, pause, and play buttons for no-fuss streaming.
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Fast forward to July 2628, and all of those priorities are in limbo.
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Fast-forward 13 months and Macron is nuancing his approach, French officials say.
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Fast forward to June 2018, and that number has jumped to 20193 percent.
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Fast forward to this year, and history has been turned on its head.
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Fast forward 150 years and E. coli is a workhorse of modern biology.
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Fast-forward to the 2016 trading deadline, and Brassard is hard to ignore.
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Unsurprisingly, the sequence sounds like an experimental modular synth song on fast-forward.
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Keep playing these games in fast-forward, though, and Cleveland has no shot.
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I spoke to a friend who runs a booking group called Fast Forward.
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Fast-forward to 2019, and Edwards sees the same scenario repeating itself soon.
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Fast forward to 2017, and Prora is now a massive real estate development.
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Fast-forward three years and it's apparent that investors give Fiance high marks.
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Fast forward to 2016, and the Democrats are doing nothing of the sort.
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The Fast Forward project calls for 230 new accessible stations in five years.
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Fast forward to the present, and slime is now its very own museum.
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Fast-forward to a year later, when McDougal was talking about coming forward.
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Then fast-forward to 2018, where bad mortgages may not be the problem.
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Fast-forward to graduation, where I could see she was doing much better.
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Fast-forward less than a month, and Trump is again pushing entitlement cuts.
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Fast-forward several years, and the shoe is now on the other foot.
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Fast-forward 10 years and it is $89 billion — a $51 billion increase.
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Fast forward to today, and Hilligoss has done over $350 million of transactions.
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Fast forward 20 years, and it's become a cult hit among young women.
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Fast forward to August 2018, and that number has jumped to 49 percent.
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Fast-forward to 2018, when we reported our best results in a decade.
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Fast-forward a half-century, when Allied bombs struck the church in 1943.
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"Fast forward to today," the user, going by the screen name PM_ME_UR_ROOM_VIEW, wrote.
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Fast forward to today, and the couple is expecting their first child, a boy!
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Fast-forward to 2010 and AirTran was bought by Southwest Airlines for $1.4 billion.
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Double tap on the right side of the video and it will fast forward.
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Fast forward one year and I've traded in my spandex gear for pregnancy pants.
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Fast forward to the Tourney of Harrenhal, where all of these characters come together.
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However, you can still likely pause it, and then fast forward when you resume.
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To fast forward on an Apple TV, you'll just need to use the remote.
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Fast forward to 2016, and Bieber is once again on top of the world.
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I guess it gave me a little fast forward ... I thought: 'Yeah, why not?
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Fast-forward to 2016 – welcome to the happiest year of my life thus far.
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Fast forward to the next year and it's back with one Millie Bobby Brown.
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Fast-forward to this summer, when a popular president will hit the campaign trail.
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A second collage highlights some of her best 2017 performances in fast-forward motion.
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Fast-forward six years, and Duquette is the "equine specialist" for Protect the Harvest.
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Fast forward more than two decades, and the charity has become an international success.
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Fast-forward, and it turned into people using random objects as headphones and controllers.
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Fast forward a year and I finally was going on a date with someone.
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Fast-forward two decades, and plenty of outlets (including CNN) have taken Machado's side.
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Fast forward to 2016, and Rosicky has said his final farewells to North London.
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Can be upgraded to 8.993 hours with $10 add-on (also unlocks fast forward).
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Fast forward a few millenniums, and guilt is still the star of the show.
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Fast forward to the present, even En Vogue has a hilarious theory about #WhoBitBeyoncé.
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We can look at that system now, we can fast forward, we can rewind.
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I could even use voice controls to rewind and fast-forward within a video.
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Fast forward to January when the pair finally got together to shoot the photos.
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Fast forward to the present day, and fans are already celebrating the sandwich's return.
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Fast forward to today and I finally decided to spring for the best product.
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Some testers can fast-forward through the ad, while others can skip it altogether.
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Fast-forward to the doctors trying to slow my heart down, but they couldn't.
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Now fast forward back to the present: The warlock school is now Outpost 3.
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Wow, those looks were on fast forward — I could barely get a good look!
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But if we fast-forward to the present, China comes out looking quite okay.
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And then fast-forward to last year, 2017, and the special election in Alabama.
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Fast-forward a year, and we're now looking at a very different funding environment.
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Fast-forward to today: A poll from October shows support has fallen to 60%.
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Now that you have the dramatic backdrop, let's fast forward this beef to Tuesday.
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The biometric lock on the Gita, a cargo-carrying robot from Piaggio Fast Forward.
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Fast-forward a few years, and Lopez's teenage dream had suddenly become a reality.
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Fast forward to now, however, and Thornwell's name is in the draft board mix.
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Fast-forward to today and the Leahy Law is once again in the spotlight.
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Fast forward to 2011 and that fond memory took the form of nail art.
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Fast-forward to 2018: Chevron is the reason everything the government does is politicized.
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But fast forward 2-1/153 months and EM stocks are up 20 percent.
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But fast forward 2-1/2 months and EM stocks are up 20 percent.
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Users could fast-forward to also see where the suspects went after the detonation.
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But fast forward to 2014 and just 31 percent of Facebook's employees are women.
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But fast forward to 2017, and they're no longer a "band" in traditional terms.
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Fast forward four years, and we're deep in the throes of commodified female empowerment.
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But you fast-forward 20 years and people suddenly seem very committed to democracy.
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Fast-forward a couple months after the initial diagnosis, and her scalp improved significantly.
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Fast-forward to today; Laven told me that it processed $6 billion last year.
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Fast forward to this month, and one hasty vote undid all net neutrality protections.
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I've got a podcast called Fast Forward, which has far fewer than 50,000 subscribers.
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Fast forward to 2013, to an Ohio state senator named Bill Seitz (R-Cincinnati).
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I was taking hour-long walks everyday, just trying to fast-forward the experience.
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Fast forward to today, and it's sometimes hard to say that anything has changed.
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Fast forward to today, and Google is 54.4 percent white and 68.4 percent male.
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So what I'm trying to do with my vote is fast-forward the process.
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Fast forward to mid-December and the narrative has been turned on its head.
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Fast-forward to the 2016 election where, ironically, "America first" is a Trump promise.
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The governor fully supports the Fast Forward plan, which we are extremely happy about.
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Fast forward three years and the deal has netted numerous dividends for the Dodgers.
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Fast-forward to 2017, and we're back to Cold War levels of nuclear danger.
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Fast-forward to present day, and now about 40 percent of players are nonwhite.
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Fast forward to last year, I was in the Black Cultural Archives in Brixton.
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Fast-forward to three years later and now there's a massive spotlight on it.
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Unlike the runner, it was slightly futurist, pointed as if in fast-forward motion.
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"I can't fast forward time and I can't make people move faster," she said.
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Here, too, we are seeing a fast forward, to a rudimentary Universal Basic Income.
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Fast forward almost 26 months and defiance seems to have been replaced by compliance.
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Fast-forward two decades, and these problematic standards of black beauty still hold weight.
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Fast forward to 2020, and it's fair to say she's had a big impact.
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Fast-forward to the end of 2019, and the numbers have gotten much higher.
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Fast forward to now: The reality is that privatization hasn't lived up to expectations.
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Fast forward a few years, and his mum friend requested my mum on Facebook!
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Fast forward to 2020, and conventional wisdom is all but thrown out the window.
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Fast forward several decades, when Ms. Acogny knocked on her father's door in Paris.
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Fast-forward to our current moment, and no Armitage-like figure can be found.
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At the same time, you're advancing technologically, like human evolution played in fast-forward.
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Fast forward seven years, and fans will be able to catch him on tour.
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Fast forward toward the end of the debate when Biden was asked about setbacks.
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On the other, it promises to fast forward the extinction of Ohio's Democratic Party.
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If you want to get to the slow part, fast-forward to 1:50.
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Gunfire, screaming, tracer bullets whizzing over our heads like fireflies on fast-forward; pandemonium.
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Fast-forward 26 years and DiCaprio looked like the picture of classic Hollywood glamour.
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Fast forward a few years and we weren't making the world's best financial decisions.
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Fast forward two years, and he's taken the birthday celebrations to another plane. Literally.
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Fast forward to 2018, and Neuhaus chocolates are still considered among the very best.
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On the full website version, you can also fast forward to look at forecasts.
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Fast forward nine months and Graham has positioned himself as one of Trump's greatest champions.
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But now, let&aposs fast forward and I ask you, what are they investigating now?
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Fast forward to 2018, and like its euro zone neighbors, Greece finally exited its bailout.
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Fast-forward to the growth stage and fundraising is a monster in and of itself.
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Fast-forward one decade later to 280, and that limited usage is a foreign concept.
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Fast forward to 1968, and more and more bad drugs were in [San Francisco's] Haight.
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When she didn't answer he began eating a meatball sub at a fast-forward pace.
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Fast-forward seven or eight years, when my poor cat got hit by a car.
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Fast forward to high school, and I was more obsessed with body image than ever.
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"Fast forward to today, and the bear case couldn't have been more wrong," Cramer said.
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Fast-forward to this year — Dos Toros just launched its first ad campaign, called #NoBull.
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Fast-forward to 2014, when Stewart took part in Reddit's "Ask Me Anything" ("AMA") series.
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Fast-forward to the present and the Facebook VR product line has gotten more robust.
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Fast forward two years and we've progressed to a political dystopia beyond our wildest dreams.
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Fast-forward to today -- when bitcoin's value has fluctuated between $10k and $12k per coin.
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Fast forward to June and the Needed Me singer might have just exposed even more.
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Fast forward to more than 20 years later and she didn't look rusty at all.
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Fast-forward to their very heterosexual date that weekend, and Simon couldn't look more bored.
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"Fast forward one year and the Edge yields have improved, hence, supply too," he added.
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Fast-forward eight years and Adler has gone from not caring to caring a lot.
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Fast-forward to CES 2018, and we're seeing another watershed moment in AR take shape.
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Use "rewind" or "fast forward" on their own to jump backwards or forwards fifteen seconds.
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Fast-forward to 2017 and the sites offer criminals many more ways to lay snares.
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Well, fast forward to 2016, and lo ho ho, dear readers, what do you know?
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Fast forward to today, I see the greatest opportunity for those who are boldly unique.
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Fast-forward to 2019 and silver hair is all over Instagram and the red carpet.
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Fast forward 2 years & we are ready to get hitched in a matter of days.
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GS: Let's fast forward to today, where you have several strong Fintech VCs out there.
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Fast forward two years, and little political progress has been made on a federal level.
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Fast forward from its 2010 launch and that famous eyeshadow palette is (sadly) being discontinued.
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Fast forward to now ... Z says Tyga hasn't paid a dime of what he owes.
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Fast forward nearly 50 years, and women's football seems on the verge of going mainstream.
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Fast forward seven years to 2018 and Little Baby Bum is paying off big time.
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I wish I could just fast-forward and make it to where it's already here.
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You fast‑forward 40 years, I would argue we're in a very different place now.
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Fast forward to 2017, and the model is launching four denim styes with the label.
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Fast forward to my last week of pregnancy and my dilation hadn't changed at all.
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Fast forward two years into the future, and it's Deacon and Boozer on the road.
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Polls could make Instagram Stories more interactive instead of something you rapidly fast-forward through.
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Fast forward to where we are today, all that leveraged positioning … that's been washed out.
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Fast forward to the 11th, and LSU found themselves in a bit of a jam.
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Fast forward to today, and outside the U.S., the entire world is effectively in recession.
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Fast forward a few years when the current millennials will be running for higher office.
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Fast-forward to the dawn of the internet, and porn was reinvented all over again.
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"Fast-forward to a few days before Thanksgiving [2015], and my phone rang," said Harper.
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Fast forward to December, and you can see 11 expect the Fed to move then.
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Fast-forward a decade or so, and times have seemingly moved at a glacial pace.
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Fast-forward almost a decade later, and Hardwicke hasn't made a feature film since 2015.
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Fast-forward to today and Microsoft is ready to give ARM on laptops another try.
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Now let's fast forward to 2016, two months before the fake account scandal became public.
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Fast forward to last week, when the boat capsized amid howling winds and ferocious waves.
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Fast forward several months later to when I graduated and asked for an informational meeting.
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Fast forward to the 1890s, and Goodyear Rubber Manufacturing Company was making shoes for athletes.
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Fast-forward to the era when Myspace, Facebook and other social networks were starting out.
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Fast-forward to one year later and the 2018 survey results bear that observation out.
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Fast forward a few decades and people of mixed racial backgrounds have become more common.
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Fast-forward a decade, and our middle school must-have is finally staging its comeback.
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You fast forward to Thracia, which is in dire need of dialogue that sounds natural.
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The effortless way you fast forward through Stories could be coming to more of Instagram .
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Fast Forward wants the next generation of tech nonprofits to reach that level of stature.
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Fast-forward to Friday, the next deadline on a spending bill to fund the government.
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Fast forward months later to the official press unveiling of Saints Row IV in London .
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Fast-forward 31 years to today, Carlyle has over $201 billion in assets under management.
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With the Packers' offense going in reverse, the Bears' field position was on fast forward.
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Fast-forward 10 years, and 125 million hashtags are now shared every day on Twitter.
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Fast forward another handful of years, and my wife and I now have a baby.
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Now fast-forward and I'm over at MSNBC and now we've got a Republican president.
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Fast forward to the wedding, and the families may not want to attend the nuptials.
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Fast-forward to 19953: Simpson ranks No. 6 in the Tour's strokes-gained putting measurement.
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The new controls will allow you to skip, rewind, or fast-forward through your media.
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Fast forward 10 years later, and I've amassed a decade's worth of remote working secrets.
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Fast forward to the 2016 election and Trump's view of the LGBT community remained unchanged.
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Fast-forward to last week, and the message from Mr. de Blasio was the same.
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Fast forward eight years, and the Empowerment Plan has employed more than 13 homeless people.
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In the end, for "The Americans," there is no pause, no rewind, no fast-forward.
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Fast forward a year or so, and they're spotted on two dates in a row.
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Fast-forward twelve centuries, and Nasr was pushing his foot through that door of ijtihad.
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Fast-forward to around 4 AM ET ... and Santana's friend's Honda was riddled with bullets.
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Fast-forward to 2002 and the C.C.P.'s 16th national congress, convened under Jiang Zemin.
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Press pause however you can, and you might fast-forward your life in the process.
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Fast-forward a bit, and one gathers von Tobel has no plans to slow down.
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Fast forward to today and we have a similar opportunity for the Democrats in Congress.
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Washington (CNN)Fast forward one week with me: The 2018 midterm elections are (mostly) over.
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Putin is deploying money and propaganda to back Le Pen and fast-forward E.U. unraveling.
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Fast-forward to today and I make my living helping people to do the same.
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Fast forward to 2019, and the headlines are saturated with people lambasting its ill effects.
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Fast forward to mid-December, and the Pelicans season has not gone according to plan.
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Fast-forward to 2016: As a presidential candidate, Trump talks often about turning the cameras.
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Fast forward several years, and MatchaBar's product has just crossed the 1 million sold mark.
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That includes about $19 billion for Andy Byford's "Fast Forward" plan to modernize the subway.
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Fast forward a week, and the country became even quieter as all entertainment was cancelled.
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Fast forward to 2017 and Ahmed Mansoor is in solitary confinement in a UAE jail.
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Fast forward a few years, "The New York Times" relocates to what is now Times Square.
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Fast-forward several weeks, and Tyrion and Jon are both prisoners of Greyworm and his Unsullied.
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New automotive reality Fast forward 12 years and Japanese manufacturers are once again under the gun.
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NARRATOR: Fast forward two centuries later, the oath remains a very sacred tradition in our country.
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Fast forward to when I began dating my current girlfriend; I was at a moral crossroads.
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Fast forward a few weeks later, and I continued to do a little better each time.
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Fast forward six months, and apparently Facebook is ready for the crypto ad onslaught yet again.
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Fast forward to today, and one in every 36 bottles sold on the website is rosé.
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Fast-forward to a conference room in the bowels of the House of Representatives on Oct.
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Fast forward to today, and it's still as peaceful as it was when it was built.
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You can fast forward on an Apple TV frame-by-frame, or seconds at a time.
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If they do watch TV, they are inclined to record shows and fast-forward through ads.
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Fast forward one year and a record number of Europeans are using the platform every day.
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Fast-forward to today — Ping is gone and Facebook reigns supreme in the social networking space.
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Fast forward just two years and the virtual reality industry Oculus dwells within has shifted dramatically.
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Fast-forward a few years and it's still one of his favorite — if not favorite — toy.
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Interestingly, 79 percent of Fast Forward-backed nonprofits are founded by women and people of color.
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Indeed, Trump has chiefly put on fast forward the long-established rightward movement of the GOP.
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Fast forward to 2016, when I found myself working as a marketing manager at Niagara University.
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Fast forward 50 years later and the world that Packard and Graves wrought is no more.
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Fast forward to 37:06 for the evidence -- and don't blink; it's more of a chuckle.
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But fast forward to 2018 and the rocket was finally ready for its first test flight.
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However, fast forward to the year 2016, this newspaper would be telling a very different story.
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Before you fast forward to all that regret, keep these things in mind before you travel.
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Fast forward a few years and display technology now makes possible a device that can fold.
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Now fast-forward into the next century, when the assembly line automobile came onto the scene.
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Fast forward to this week, and the country's people are raising the pressure and demanding accountability.
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Fast-forward a few more years and here we are: La-Mulana 2 was released today.
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Fast-forward to today and he manages one of the major revenue streams in our company.
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Fast forward to now, the supermodel — and the Instagram supermodel — are really having a huge moment.
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DVR featuresWhat's a TV service without being able to pause or fast-forward through live TV?
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Fast forward a few years and now there's a lot more girl power behind the scenes.
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X1 remote users can now rewind or fast-forward video for a specific amount of time.
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Fast forward three days and I was about to give No. 3 its first test-drive.
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Fast forward two years and things have changed, particularly in China, where Uber is investing billions.
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Fast forward through ups and downs of deals on the table and taken off and management.
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Fast-forward to today, and Atolla is gearing up to start shipping to consumers in February.
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So, now fast forward to December of last year, year-over-year growth was 0.7%, right?
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Fast forward to now ... and one of the two charges was dismissed due to insufficient evidence.
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Fast forward to today, and tech-house occupies an altogether different place in the cultural landscape.
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Fast forward to the French Revolution, and for a while, Medusa became a force for change.
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Fast forward to today: Nevada's jobless rate is at the lowest level in about eight years.
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Furthermore, you can ask Alexa to fast forward or rewind a song by a specific duration.
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Fast-forward to Saturday night ... Katt hit up the Atlanta Comedy Theater where Wanda regularly hosts.
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Fast-forward to a little bit later, and my mom became a full-blown drug addict.
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Fast forward to merely one day later, when Dannah's ex decided to come crawling back. Classic.
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Fast forward to today, where the Defense Department and others are developing tools to combat deepfakes.
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If people don't want to see it all, they can avoid or fast-forward through it.
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Fast forward to 22 days later: I got a notification that he had viewed my page.
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But fast-forward to college, when I wanted to participate in the Miss America pageant system.
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Fast-forward six years to Sunday, when Johnson saw his ball move on the fifth green.
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So fast forward, and I did build it on my own for eight years very successfully.
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Fast forward 10 years, Zhou had built a factory making watch lenses and employed 1,000 people.
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Fast forward five years later, and he had amassed a cool $237 million in net worth.
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Fast forward to the present, and the honeymoon in the sun may be over for mammals.
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Fast forward to 2016, and the main players have transformed because of time and oil wealth.
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Fast forward to college at Princeton University, and Polack found herself studying abroad in South Africa.
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Fast-forward to the present day, and Americans spend a staggering $3.2 billion on Halloween costumes.
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For example, how to make fast forward and rewind work when the story has multiple branches.
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One tester said the DirecTV Now DVR allowed rewind and fast forward in 15 second increments.
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Fast forward, I'm nine years out of the league and I'm starting to pay the price.
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Fast forward to now, I don't just like making them—I still love eating them, too.
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When watching Amazon-based content, Alexa can also be invoked to fast forward and rewind videos.
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Fast forward to now, though, and everything's changed, including the place Kate Nash occupies in music.
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Fast forward to our current decade, and the possibilities seem to have widened quite a bit.
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Fast-forward to today, and I am running a six-figure fashion business from my phone.
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You'll have to sit (or fast-forward) to the end to hear the iconic theme music.
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Fast forward to current day ... RB's a double champ, and hasn't taken an L since 2016.
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Fast forward a year or so and Audi is back with the second generation A2750 coupe.
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Fast-forward just a few years, and Oregon has found itself in a pretty strange position.
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The first five minutes of this game played as if the game was on fast forward.
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Fast forward four years to dental school graduation, and Jay goes to his exit counseling interview.
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Fast-forward to now, seems Mike's 'GTL' sessions will have to take a backseat to Mrs.
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Even many hardened political obsessives tend to fast-forward through that last bit: the delegate math.
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Fast forward five years, and Kaufman, 36, on his own has baked more than 4,500 muffins.
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You can fast-forward past the team challenges and the stagey visits to Trump-branded properties.
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Fast-forward to today, and we can see some variations on analog stick and button layouts.
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There are separate play / pause, forward, back, fast-forward, rewind, and stop buttons to control playback.
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Fast forward another year and a half and Gaslight were going to go on a break.
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Fast forward, and it's no surprise that the daredevil teenager became a full-time rock climber.
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Fast forward to today, when the human networks vulnerable to space weather are considerably more complex.
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H: Well, fast forward more than 20 years and [art critic] Nicolas Bourriaud writes Relational Aesthetics.
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Fast forward 1703 years to "Untitled (Brass Relief 2)" (brushed brass, 50 by 41 inches, 2017).
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The one that lasts an entire minute and 41 seconds, yet you never fast-forward through it?
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Fast forward to 2018, and the argument over whether to use a baby cam has expanded considerably.
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Fast forward to 21.24 and Apple is now staring at an uphill battle to juice sales growth.
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Fast forward to today and we are still being forced to litigate with the "Deep State" Department.
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Now fast forward nearly 50 years, and it has never been scientifically proven that plants have feelings.
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You can even use the a spin gesture on the Siri remote to fast forward or rewind.
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We outlined what it could do for the country, and fast-forward eight years, 22.5 million jobs.
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Fast forward to today and American workers might be about to bear the brunt of this election.
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Fast-forward to two hours and 51 minutes in the video below and see it for yourself.
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Fast forward a few years, when we saw Asimo play a game of soccer with President Obama.
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Fast forward to 2012, the year before I joined Prime, and my grand tally was… two items.
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The circle sports volume and track advance options, though, oddly, there's no fast forward or rewind yet.
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Fast-forward to my watching a convincing documentary or two and reading a few dozen informative articles.
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Fast forward to 2019, and the average retired worker gets almost $1,500 a month from Social Security.
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Fast-forward more than a year later, and my DMs are being lit up by disappointed customers.
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Fast forward to August, with the Senate on recess after the collapse of the GOP healthcare bill.
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You can pause, but rewind and fast forward are only available once your program is back on.
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Fast-forward to today, and both KKR and and a spokesperson for Parallels/Corel declined to comment.
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It can be used to play, pause, skip, fast-forward, or adjust the volume while watching something.
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Fast-forward to 2001, and he could expect to live 5.8 years longer than his poorer counterpart.
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Fast-forward to today and the picture of work-life balance in Japan is hardly any better.
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Fast forward to present day, and the K-beauty brand is ready to make yet another splash.
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"Her Only Living Son" begins at XX's 52-minute mark, for those who want to fast-forward.
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Fast-forward to today, and our oldest is almost a teenager—they're all growing up so quickly.
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" Other less-specific program commands include, "Alexa, fast-forward five minutes," or "Alexa, play from the beginning.
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Fast-forward to the last trading day of July, when the stock rose as high as $27.55.
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In order to understand, you need to fast-forward to the year 2028 — or somewhere around there.
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Fast-forward a few decades, and you can still battle friends, but the modes have expanded incredibly.
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Fast forward to last Wednesday when Goehrke suddenly reappeared on Genie's couch ... followed by the beach date.
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Fast forward to 2018, and she can now wear her natural hair with pride — and without reprimand.
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Then, fast forward to the present day, and Kate is now expecting a baby of her own.
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In fact, fast forward to today and you'll see that Conrad now has her shortest haircut yet.
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Fast forward to 2015 when Nintendo sponsored its first community-run tournament that included Smash, Apex 2015.
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But between you and me, just fast forward to 2:35, and be done with it.[Motor1]
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Fast-forward six years, and Al Allah, his parents, and four siblings are now refugees in Lebanon.
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Fast forward to 2016, we'd much prefer our T-shirts to not scream Chinese vampire horror movie.
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Fast-forward four days to Election Day, and the candidate's bagel order is still being talked about.
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Fast-forward to today, and the consequence of these underestimations makes each new delay even more painful.
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Fast forward to this December and it looks as if Adele was ready for a hairstyle refresh.
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Time Stone: The Infinity Stone that gives the user the ability to fast forward and rewind time.
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But, fast forward to the present day, those photos wouldn't be allowed anywhere near my Instagram grid.
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Opinion: Face it, Oregon building takeover is terrorism Fast forward to 1879 after the treaty was signed.
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Fast forward to their August wedding, and the couples say planning the big day was a breeze.
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Fast-forward to their August wedding, and the couples say planning the big day was a breeze.
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Fast-forward to the present, Cruz is open to rekindle a relationship with the millionaire television personality.
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Fast forward a couple years, and it seems the 2017 holiday season has not been as kind.
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Fast-forward three years, there is little sign that either side has changed its mind about Trump.
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Fast-forward 31 years, and the conditions for smooth sailing on this issue haven't gotten any easier.
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Fast forward a few months, and I'm at a party in London, and I run into her!
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Fast forward to Wednesday night ... and Cruz was leaving Nobu in New York with the 6 God.
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Following the assassination attempt, we fast-forward six weeks, into day 36 of the rocky Keane presidency.
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Fast forward to today and Uber China—in just two years—has exceeded even my wildest dreams.
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Fast forward two years, and Netflix again has nabbed nominations for documentary features: What Happened, Miss Simone?
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Fast forward nearly 10 years and Miller, 39, is an entrepreneur, a mother and a cancer survivor.
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Fast-forward a season, and Sno-Go has launched an Indiegogo that has already raised almost $60,000.
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But fast forward to present day and we're seeing these instrumental laws and institutions put in jeopardy.
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Fast forward several more years, and we now find Twitter having stagnated in terms of user growth.
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Fast forward to 2018 where figure skaters are hitting the ice to the likes of Ed Sheeran.
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Fast-forward three years and four generations of phones and the 103 is still much the same.
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Fast forward eight months and the crowd has been making a similar upside call on base metals.
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Staging a rave on the scale for which Fast Forward has become known is a monumental effort.
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But when Mr Gogos jokes that Greece is "Europe on fast-forward" he may have a point.
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Fast forward to 2016, there's still a question of whether there's enough advertising to sustain online publications.
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Fast forward 4 months and the company has lost more than a third of its stock value.
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Fast-forward to the Internet age, and cats are now celebrated for their dalliance with the dark.
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Fast-forward to my first cooking experiment five days later: veggie calzones and a side of disaster.
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Fast forward a year, and she will most likely become the youngest woman ever elected to Congress.
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Fast-forward through the preface, because Candace Thaxton reads the rest of it, and she is smooooooth.
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Fast forward to today, and while we're not at war, you see some similarities with President Trump.
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Fast forward to the present, and the Lip Kit entrepreneur can't believe how much Stormi has grown.
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Fast forward about eleven years and Wren (Julian Morris) meets Spencer's twin, Alex Drake, in a bar.
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Fast forward to present day, and speculation is abounding that such a listing may be indefinitely postponed.
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Click here to view original GIFIt's like this whole bike race is in fast forward or something.
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Fast forward nearly 30 decades and that's exactly what happens today with services like Gmail and Facebook.
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January 27, 20183: Trump signs executive order Fast forward to Trump's first month in the White House.
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Fast forward to this week's World Economic Forum and the atmosphere could hardly have been more different.
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Fast forward two months and the Kansas City, Missouri, museum has received donations from across the country.
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In the fast-forward way that it can happen in modern society, they have become public figures.
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Fast forward 5 years and I got hired by a tech company to become the art director.
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Sigh. So, fast-forward to today, February 21 — the blessed day Cheban was born, 43 years ago.
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Take the Australian designer Marc Newson, renowned for his fast-forward designs from an airplane to furniture.
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Fast-forward six years later, and I was still on the Ring, and very happy with it.
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Fast forward to today and we can not only restore our mobility, we can now enhance it.
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Then, it was thrust into fast-forward by a blistering, 12-second knockout loss to Johny Hendricks.
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But fast-forward to 2018 and it's not Trump who is paying the price for his comments.
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Fast-forward a few hours: My date was making out with another girl in front of me.
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While using PIP, there are still controls for rewind, fast-forward, pausing and returning to full screen.
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Fast-forward eight years later and here we are still in awe of this guy's every melody.
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And you know, fast-forward, 2012, 2013, the scholarly write-ups about the Facebook emotional contagion experiments.
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Fast forward a few centuries, and spells and potions had found their way into early popular tales.
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Fast forward to present day, and St. Louis leads the Cubs by a game in the division.
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Fast-forward to now, and the distribution company is supplying to many of Southeast Asia's top bars.
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Fast forward to the present and the promise of the past few years is harder to find.
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Fast-forward to 2019: The rewards don't seem attainable to me, or to anyone else I know.
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Fast forward to 2001 and Russian President Vladimir Putin was the first world leader to call George.
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Fast-forward to nearly four months into the Trump administration, and nothing of the sort is happening.
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Fast forward to 2019 and the average retired worker gets almost $1,500 a month from Social Security.
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Mr. Byford says he needs $19 billion over the next five years for his "Fast Forward" plan.
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Fast-forward to when the album dropped ... Davis claims Nipsey never got permission to use his work.
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"Fast forward a few years and my pregnancy with Annie couldn't have been more different," she said.
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Fast forward to now ... and OG's countersuing because she claims the whole ordeal's caused her emotional distress.
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"Fast-forward to 603, and I'm sorry to say, it gets worse," said Mr. Barber, a Democrat.
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Fast-forward eight days, and now Trump seems to be suggesting people like Johnson should be executed.
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Fast forward a year, and Democrats are trying to repeat this feat in state and national elections.
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Fast-forward to today, and the guy tells us it's all love between him and the Academy.
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Fast forward 21 years, and we aren't even allowed to eat outside during our 29-minute lunches.
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"Philanthropy is not altruism," says Shannon Farley, co-founder of Fast Forward, an accelerator for tech nonprofits.
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We had to shield our children's eyes and fast-forward the 28503 Halftime Show from the beginning!
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Fast forward about 20 years and President Bill Clinton was actually impeached by the Republican-controlled House.
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Fast forward and the practice of using sex to sell tech at CES has waned since 2018.
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Fast-forward 10 years, and Emily is sharing their incredible love story with the world on Twitter.
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Fast-forward to today and almost 90 percent of children have a cell phone by age 85033.
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Fast forward to her tumultuous firing at HP in 2005 after a battle royale with the board.
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Yet fast forward a couple of years and it's now literally sitting on the tech giant's servers.
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Last year, he released a song, "Delete and Fast-Forward," that he said was inspired by Trump.
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Fast-forward to September ... Madonna met her boy toy's parents in NYC after one of her shows.
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Fast forward to the 21st century, when tomatoes are welcomed into family gardens and coddled each spring.
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Travel writing involves regular travel, just a little quicker than normal, like hitting a fast-forward button.
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Fast-forward 21 years, when Theron rocked a daring lime-green gown with a sheer black bodice.
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Fast forward 80 years, and the US started banning all Chinese laborers from immigrating to the country.
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Fast forward eight months later and I don't know what the fuck to make of it anymore.
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Fast-forward a few years: According to most experts and analysts, Sisi's popularity is on the decline.
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Fast-forward 18 years, and the U.S. has one of the great national programs in world hockey.
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Fast-forward to radio and television, and now that same theater experience can be felt by millions.
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The idea being that if we fast-forward then immediately rewind, we get back to where we started from, but if we fast-forward and make a small change before rewinding, then in a chaotic system we will quickly end up at a very different place than we started.
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Fast forward one year to the spring of 2017, just days before the National Football League's annual draft.
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Fast forward to the end (I sure did), when Jane and Raf are back to their usual dynamic.
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Fast forward three years, and this young mommy of two began having discharge, pain, AND skin irritation again!
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So fast forward a little bit, we got to a situation and the situation was about the condom.
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But fast forward to today, and too many minorities feel they now are being singled out and marginalized.
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"Fast-forward half a century and Virgin spans even more sectors than I dreamed of as a teenager."
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Fast forward to the present, Manganiello and Vergara are preparing for the release of their first film together.
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Fast forward through one successful year-long internship later and I got offered a full-time position here.
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Fast forward about 25 years, and Oakley had become one of the biggest sunglass brands in the world.
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Fast forward two years, and Conrad experimented with a copper-red hair color before going full platinum blonde.
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When streaming Amazon Video, you can use voice commands to rewind, fast forward, play and pause your programs.
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Fast forward to 4.33 when hoverboards (ahem, self-balancing rideable platforms) became the hottest gadgets on the planet.
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Fast forward to A Quiet Place, and Lee (Krasinski) and Evelyn (Blunt) find themselves sharing a similar moment.
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Using digitalization we will fast forward the future of healthcare, making it patient focused, proactive and economically sustainable.
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Fast forward to a spiritless national campaign where Scheer has seemed evasive, stiff and downright cold at times.
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In most Apple TV apps, you can fast forward as well as rewind the content that you watch.
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Fast-forward to the rise of counterculture, when artists like Kurt Cobain and Lou Reed painted their nails.
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Fast-forward to July 30th, when the state government released a draft of its National Register of Citizens.
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Well fast forward a few years later, and I was forced to reconsider my rationale for some things.
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The second type of shot is called a "fast forward," and this one is a little more interesting.
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Fast forward to the start of the 21st century, however, when Amazon's sales growth regularly topped 23 percent.
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Fast-forward two years and that number has grown to 28, CEO Gabriel Lim explained in an interview.
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Fast-forward to when I was in college and working for the Lancôme beauty counter in Sarasota, Florida.
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Fast-forward to today, and new space companies are popping up everywhere to image the Earth from space.
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The moment happens at the 0:20 mark of the video, so fast forward if you can't wait.
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Fast forward ten years and a few professional changes later, my interest turned back to business schools again.
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You can also rewind and fast-forward through these recordings, which often cover large expanses of the station.
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But fast forward just one month later, and it looks like at least parts of it were true.
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Fast forward to 2019, and while the brothers remain close, they're busy pursuing their own paths and passions.
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Fast forward two months, and "later" arrived with the debut of Stunna Lip Paint Longwear Fluid Lip Color.
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Fast-forward five years: Were people who were subject to work requirements still more likely to be employed?
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She said foreign buyers tended to fast-forward plans to purchase overseas when new restrictions or taxes loomed.
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Fast-forward twenty years later from that moment and my story has inspired a lot of people. Millions?
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Fast forward to countless emails and phone calls later and Blake's pregnancy wardrobe was mine (for a day).
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Fast forward nearly three decades, and MTV is still striving to turn out the next generation of voters.
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Fast-forward to months later when she's offered a job in San Francisco and Jenny finds herself dumped.
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Fast forward to 2016 and SEAT has returned to profit after a rocky patch during the crisis years.
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Fast forward a few years, and brands that tout organic and toxin-free labels have popped up everywhere.
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Fast forward to today, things have moved very fast, as is often the case in the tech world.
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Fast forward to today, and YSL is offering its original formula in a never-before-seen pigment: white.
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Fast forward to 1995: my family was just beginning to settle into their new home in Hong Kong.
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Fast forward to April 3, 93, and the couple has finally welcomed a baby girl into their lives.
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Fast-forward to Wednesday night ... when Johnny rocked the Patriots hoodie while his wife, Bre Tiesi, snapchatted away.
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Fast forward to 2003 -- when Groban released his massive hit -- selling 6 million copies in the U.S. alone.
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I am probably going to have to fast-forward through any scene involving the kid from now on.
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Fast forward four years, and Reeder notes that his stepdad is in jail and he's a college grad.
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He started DJing and producing techno in the wake of the initial success of the Fast Forward raves.
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Instead, I'm curious to know how many people actually watch television shows and films in fast forward today?
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Fast-forward to the graffiti case recently in 2012, and one section of a train was £1,0003 [$2,080].
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Fast-forward seven years and it's clear that something significant has happened to the world's most famous family.
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Fast forward a couple of months, however, and the playing field has shifted in favor of put options.
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Fast forward to 2010 and General Motors' (GM) conventional IPO run by a syndicate of established investment bankers.
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Fast-forward to 2016, where Sanders' campaign had a singular characteristic: From the outset, it embraced transformational politics.
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Fast forward to today and electric scooters are nowhere to be found on the streets of San Francisco.
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Fast forward: That project became The Florida Project, a critical darling that hit theaters on Friday, October 8.
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Fast forward to today, and look at how some of the world's autocracies have seen their revenues rise.
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Fast forward six months to mid-July and he had jumped two major spots, up to No. 2.
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Fast forward to today, and we have one of the most comprehensive agency training programs on the market.
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We fast forward almost 50 years later and we are seeing a return of that sort of mentality.
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Fast forward a couple of months, however, and the playing field has shifted in favour of put options.
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"This is ... a first example that we are moving fast forward" toward greener aviation, Solvik-Olsen told Reuters.
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Fast-forward to today, and Bezos is the richest man in the world, worth more than $141 billion.
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Fast forward to July 2015, and the Mama Shelter Los Angeles opened to a new generation of travelers.
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Fast-forward to Wednesday ... when Dame went to the city to try to take care of both warrants.
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Fast-forward to the week of the caucus vote, and Pelosi appears to be in a stronger position.
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Its base package consumers can't fast forward through ads, but those with the paid DVR add-on can.
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It's not always clear which shows will allow you to fast forward when viewed later after "recording" them.
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Fast-forward seven months later: The two were engaged – a natural finish for the song's lyrics, as well.
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Fast-forward 20 years later to today and the same freeze on gun research is still in effect.
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Fast forward a few years to Yale and I had that same opportunity to look through the racks.
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Fast forward 12 years and they're still working on the 50cc heart, trying to get it FDA approved.
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Fast forward to Sunday's BET Awards and Desiigner did the same thing with a slightly less-hyped audience.
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Another new feature called Fast Forward lets you reduce a longer recording into a short clip, as well.
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Fast forward to today: He is fully vegan at home and 90 percent vegetarian outside of the home.
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In a more granular sense, the Fast Forward plan calls for 20213 new accessible stations in five years.
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"You fast forward to today, and the ESPN team has put together a very smart strategy," Pitaro said.
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Then fast-forward, I don't know, six months or something like that, and a second tranche came up.
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So let's fast forward a few years: You used to be a drummer before you were a chef.
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Fast forward to "Lady Bird," which has been celebrated by critics and rewarded with five Academy Award nominations.
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Fast-forward 10 years, Chan is now a licensed pediatrician and a teacher who founded her own school.
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Fast forward to the present: I'm in an interview and get asked why I left my last position.
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Fast forward to February ... when the ad aired -- an ad that Betty says was based on their concept.
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Fast forward four years: How do you feel about having Foles as your starting quarterback this Week 15?
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It also allows for the ability to fast-forward or rewind audio and offers a daily mindfulness practice.
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But fast forward just a few years, and that job, like so many others, is now being automated.
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Fast forward: It's not like steampunk took the culture by storm, but it certainly outlasted the fad phase.
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"The Fast Forward Plan will require our customers' patience as we work to improve the system," it reads.
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Fast-forward to April 1865, and the ruins of this once beautiful city stood as testimony to folly.
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You began life as a male; fast-forward almost five decades and you're a trans woman feminist activist.
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Yet fast-forward to 2020 and polling indicates that full-throated Jewish support for Sanders hasn't yet materialized.
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Fast forward a year or two: I was completing my doctoral thesis on indeterminacy in the violin repertoire.
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Fast-forward four months and Grande returned to the stage sans ponytail while performing in Germany on Saturday.
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Fast forward to this month: Sturch's daughter Bryanne had planned a lemonade stand, but it got rained out.
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Well, fast-forward to Wednesday and Britney posted a video of the dance routine that broke her foot.
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In the fast-forward to 2016, we see a candidate who is accomplished, dignified and embraces her femininity.
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I fast forward a few minutes in the movie so I can see the ending before I leave.
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Fast forward to 2019 and the U.S. economy is riding one of its longest bull sessions in history.
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Fast forward several years and these new energy policies have harvested real economic gains, particularly in rural communities.
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Fast forward seven years, and the Democrats see stark parallels in the Republicans' approval of tax-reform legislation.
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Fast forward to the last couple of years where Microsoft has consistently surprised customers and even outshone competitors.
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With apologies to Benioff completists, I'm about to fast-forward through some of his most noteworthy career turns.
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Fast-forward to a couple years ago, and I discover a stash of forgotten notebooks while I'm moving.
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Fast-forward to 2015, and there were 111 mobile phone subscriptions in the U.S. for every 100 Americans.
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Fast forward a few years and I'd moved to New York, cycled through Creative Lab and landed at YouTube.
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Fast forward to yesterday when a privately-funded rocket carrying a privately-funded satellite exploded on the launch pad.
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Fast-forward six years later, and the meal of nuggets and a small fry are still looking pretty fresh.
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Fast forward to Sunday night, the 56-year-old was arrested for allegedly battering emergency personnel and police officers.
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Fast-forward a few millennia, and you'll find hoaxes circulating online since Usenet was how people mainly communicated online.
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You fast forward to today, and there is a lot of focus on the enforcement side of this policy.
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But its innovative series of new offerings has solidified it as the most fast forward social media company around.
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Fast forward eight years and the GOP is facing the same backlash, including from high-profile officials like Sen.
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Fast-forward to 15 years after 9/11: As a Muslim, you're always interrogated, you always have to explain.
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Fast forward a few months and the company has gotten more ambitious— they want to launch their own satellites.
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Fast forward to Wednesday ... police located Fairbanks and arrested him for aggravated stalking, stalking and violating the restraining order.
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Fast forward about 15 minutes and my mom picked me up outside my friend's house to take me home.
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Fast forward 20 years, though, and throw in two of the most powerful social movements of the 21st century.
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Fast forward to April 2016, and the two couples opened the first "Stumpy's Hatchet House" in Eatontown, New Jersey.
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Fast forward to April, the couple made their red carpet debut the premiere of Pratt's new film, Avengers: Endgame.
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Fast forward to present-day Mars, and you'll notice channels cut into the planet like a network of rivers.
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When it comes to points deductions for going into administration, we have to fast forward to the modern era.
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Fast forward to 2000, and the vaccination program — typically, two shots before the age of 6 — was a success.
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Fast-forward about 15 minutes and a variety of topics later, and the president called on another woman reporter.
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Fast forward to the digital age, and it's thinking about how it can deploy new technologies like the blockchain.
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We fast-forward in 10-second increments, with a quick trigger finger let loose the moment we get bored.
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The biggest exception is when watching you're watching live TV — obviously, you can't fast forward past whatever's currently broadcasting.
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Piaggio Fast Forward, backed by the company that launched the Vespa, is launching its first consumer product: the Gita.
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Fast-forward to 2016, and it seems as though at least some of the wrinkles have been smoothed out.
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Fast forward to today and they are billionaires as they — and everyone else — wait for that bubble to burst.
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Fast forward ten years and I'll be first to admit that I have access to a lot of products.
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Fast forward to November, and Ford decided to gobble up Spin in a deal worth close to $100 million.
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Fast forward three years and the Moto 2350 smartwatch has returned, though not in the way you might expect.
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Fast-forward to January 21st, 2017: the day that the Women's March on Washington is scheduled to take place.
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Fast forward to September 2018, when Rodriguez raised eyebrows again during a press run for the animated film Smallfoot.
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Don Johnson must have kept his finger on the fast-forward button when he watched Fifty Shades of Grey.
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Fast-forward a couple of weeks, and they nearly shattered the universe when they announced that they'd broken up.
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But its innovative series of new offerings has solidified it as the most fast-forward social media company around.
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Fast forward to July 6, 2016, when "Pokemon Go" was unleashed into the world, and the rest is history.
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Fast forward to 2006, when Deputy T. Brennan -- who'd been working the Notorious B.I.G. murder -- was sifting through records.
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Fast forward to August -- two months after X's murder -- to a meeting with Z3n and music producer in Miami.
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Fast-forward a few decades and now those same people are typing softly in cubicles making millions of dollars.
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Fast forward to the digital age, and people take so many snaps that they clog smartphones and hard-drives.
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Fast forward a year later, though, and Lucas seemed to be less than excited about carrying on the tradition.
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Fast-forward to 2018, and I can go days without touching a piece of paper or a "real" photograph.
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It is so bad, I had to fast forward through it, because her comedic flailing makes me physically uneasy.
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The community boards are only for customers so we'll just sum it up for you on Xstream fast forward.
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Fast forward to today, and Vizio is making a return to Las Vegas with an all-new 2019 lineup.
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Fast-forward to New York Fashion Week, and she's taken over its Fifth Avenue flagship store for its debut.
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Fast-forward to 2018, where he has TV dinner-inspired dishes on the menu at his very own restaurant.
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Fast-forward to present day, and the Galaxy Tab S4 and the Galaxy Note 9 have DeX built in.
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But when you fast forward three years to now, VR headsets still aren't commonly found in arcades or schools.
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Fast forward to present day, Earth has suddenly become sucked into Jupiter's orbit, forcing the jets to break down.
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Fast forward to today, and the Story Pirates continues its school and public performances, often drawing sold-out crowds.
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Fast forward a dozen or so years and this figure has re-emerged, just in a slightly different form.
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Fast-forward to the tween and teen years, when characters begin to wrestle with relationships, sex, and job prospects.
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Fast-forward a few decades later though, and some electronic music has shirked its pre-occupation with fantastical visions.
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Fast-forward to 43 years later, Jay-Z has reinvented himself as an artist that no one saw coming.
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Fast forward to today and everything is very well bid and it is very difficult to find attractive offerings.
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Fast-forward to Kylie's 21st birthday party Thursday night, and Kourtney was elbow-to-elbow with her baby daddy.
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Fast-forward a year, and he is now helming a mobile temple to Chinese barbecue called Shao Kao BBQ.
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So how do you press fast-forward on your college years, and lighten your debt load in the process?
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Fast-forward to Natasha pouting, wringing her hands, and crying that the lovers' distance is tearing her up inside.
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Sometimes I wish I could just hit fast forward and see where we would be five years from now.
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Fast forward to today, and Canonical, the makers of Ubuntu Linux, have become a managed service provider for OpenStack.
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Fast-forward two years, and I'm writing about beauty almost daily for the very publication you're reading right now.
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Fast-forward and Martocci tells me prioritization across Splice's different product lines will be one of its big challenges.
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Fast forward and, after more delays and appeals, the information was ultimately released for a grand total of $190.
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Fast-forward to today, and now it seems that WhatsApp is renewing but also committing to getting this out.
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MOMA last organized a major show about clothes in 1944—millennia ago in the fast-forward cycles of fashion.
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Fast forward to today -- with a foster license, a new baby can be placed with them within a week.
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Fast forward to 2018, when several brands are changing the game, offering up quality cashmere at pretty affordable prices.
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Fast forward a decade later, and it looks like another French luxury brand has made the same faux pas.
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"Fast forward 85033 months, and now there's a percent daily value," said Courtney Gaine, the association's president and CEO.
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Fast-forward to 2009, Koum founded WhatsApp, a messaging app that was later acquired by Facebook for $19 billion.
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Fast forward to 2019 and Airbnb is a household name — and now it's planning to go public in 2020.
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Fast forward to 2004 and players rejoin Leon, who is now a U.S. agent with a top-secret mission.
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To answer that we have to fast forward to another president and another speech, delivered on March 85033, 1983.
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Fast-forward over 50 years and Alaska's economic well-being is overwhelmingly dependent on the oil and gas industry.
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Fast forward, we came back home to L.A. from our beautiful hiking trip and some fun in Las Vegas.
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While you're watching a video, you'll use either the touchscreen or the left joystick to fast-forward and rewind.
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Fast-forward 40 years to 2016, when football hero Tom Brady launched his line of vegan snacks, TB12 Snacks.
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Fast-forward five years, and that single post has now been retweeted more than 72,000 times through Thursday afternoon.
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Fast-forward many, many years (maybe even centuries), the French decided to transform its purpose as cure into confection.
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Think about the cassette days: it was a real bitch to fast forward so you'd listen to it all.
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Fast forward nearly three decades and the strategy has become more quantifiable through mediums like Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube.
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Fast-forward to 10 years after high school graduation: Sarah reappeared asked me to be her maid of honor.
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Fast-forward to what's now an on-demand streaming service and cultural phenomenon where women are noticeably less absent.
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Fast-forward three decades, and the United States is facing one of its most anti-science Congresses in history.
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CRYPTO WAR 2.0 Fast forward 20 years from the Bernstein ruling to the aftermath of the San Bernardino attacks.
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I fast-forward through voyeuristic kissing scenes (especially during Arie's season, because of the unbearable sounds of his lips).
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Fast forward about a year to November 3, 2017 when the iPhoneX went on sale in retail stores worldwide.
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Fast forward to the future, and he finds a scientist who has developed an imprecise form of time travel.
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Fast-forward to the present: The adult Henry lives in Seattle and has struggled to begin his second novel.
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Fast-forward to Monday, the date chosen by the Trump administration for opening its controversial new embassy in Jerusalem.
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Fast forward 20 years, and Bowler is what she calls Tunick's "collaborator and muse," as well as his partner.
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Fast-forward to 2017 ... Amy fought to get 110 to pay her lawyer fees for drawn out legal battle.
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Fast-forward a few months: I have been consistently seeing two therapists because I can't decide on just one.
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Wu Assassins does pretty well with the first, so viewers may want to fast-forward to the fight scenes.
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Fast forward to voting age: When we see a woman run for president she doesn't seem like a leader.
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Fast-forward to today, and Graham, who was Twillio's first European employee, has a different incumbent in his sights.
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Think cartoon SNL on fast-forward, with you playing a secret agent, a zombie president or a Moonlympics athlete.
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Fast forward the video below to 20 minutes in to hear the chart-topping British rapper's views on #Meghxit.
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Fast forward to today, and the city legislators have now proposed the creation of an office of emerging technology.
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Fast-forward to early August, when another fan got a thrashing ... and DB had his hands clean there too.
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Fast-forward a decade, and she's the one helping "Lightning Thief" followers meet kindred spirits in other time zones.
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"Donald Trump has pressed fast forward on the decline of the United States as a global leader," Uhlmann said.
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Fast forward to treatment: his malnutrition meant less effective chemo and a longer, more costly road to a cure.
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Plus, the interior felt like a fast-forward to present day after spending a week in a 2014 model.
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The full list of lines that could be affected is on Page 25 of the subway's Fast Forward plan.
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Fast-forward a few years and Robotic Empire is compiling Painter of Dead Girls for its original CD release.
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Fast forward to Sunday when the BIG3 rolled into L.A., and Lamar was on hand to witness the action.
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Fast forward to now and, according to docs filed by Lief's production company ... Mischa STILL hasn't paid a cent.
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But, fast forward 22 years and you start to see the flag slowly unfurl to show China's real intentions.
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Fast forward about 30003 years, and Kodak was using Ektra for a lot more than just its high-end devices.
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Fast-forward to age 30 and at the production's peak, earlier this year, I was hiring 103 full-time artists.
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Fast-forward to today and this rock-star dad is still in awe of these little people in his life.
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Resurrection City Fast forward 50 years and precious little of King's vision for economic justice has been achieved in America.
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Fast-forward a few hours and the birthday boy is tearing the paper off a brand new Scalextric set. Pricey.
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Fast-forward to 2016, when the world is inexplicably captivated by "100 layers of fill-in-the-blank" beauty videos.
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Each segmentation consists of multiple coordinates, and the piece shows the manual process of creating these coordinates in fast-forward.
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Fast forward 215 years, my mom gets another, brand new alarm clock for my room (also when I was 24).
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But, as more viewers fast-forward through commercial breaks or binge watch on ad-free digital platforms, it makes sense.
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Medic Mobile graduated from Fast Forward in 2014, receiving $20,000 from the accelerator and additional $20,000 from its partner, Google.org.
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Fast-forward three years, and Netflix has renewed the signature drama for a fifth season in 2017, according to Variety.
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The startup had previously raised a $1.1 million (€1 million) seed round from Kerala and Fast Forward in March 2018.
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Fast-forward to today, and Survios has raised $4.2 million led by Shasta Ventures and grown its team to 35.
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The base live TV package allows for 50 hours of recording time, but you're unable to fast forward through commercials.
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Fast forward five years and Dean's prognosis still holds up and for now, certainly, the diplomatic cupboard looks very bare.
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Fast-forward to the 19th century AD and for upper-caste Hindus the eating of beef had become a taboo.
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FROM PEN: Dear White People Handles the Transition from Movie to TV Beautifully Fast forward to about a year later.
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The real tell here is, if we start to fast-forward into December, the [comparables] of course get much easier.
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Fast forward through years of on-again, off-again drama, culminating in Disick and Kardashian calling it quits in 2015.
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Fast forward a few months, and apps like Prisma have refined the technique so that it works as photo filter.
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Fast forward 29 years and Alvow is about as far away from sexy, sweaty '80s music videos as humanly possible.
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Fast-forward to today, same argument that James Damore, an engineer at Google, uses ... We'll get to James, Young James.
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Fast-forward a month or so, and Joe and Kendall are on another couch, this time with Chris Harrison present.
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Fast forward to 2019, and Bithell and his team are working on exactly that game, now called John Wick Hex.
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And then he did a fast-forward around the table to shake everyone's hand, but no names were exchanged, nothing.
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Fast-forward to today, and you find the agency facing similar decisions about companies Gottlieb has worked with for years.
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Fast-forward, and SoFi last month topped it off with a $231 million investment from private-equity powerhouse Silver Lake.
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Fast forward to the present and it's clear that this Gators team is not the same as last year's squad.
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Fast-forward to present day, when Twitter reported a 12 percent year-over-year jump in DAUs for Q2 113.
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Fast forward to 2017 and it can't be hard to imagine a similar scenario playing out once Trump takes office.
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Fast-forward 13 years and Haddish is living the kind of life she wished for that night in Hart's car.
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Piaggio Fast Forward Chief Operating Officer Sasha Hoffman explained the follow-mode can alleviate some problems faced by autonomous vehicles.
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Fast-forward four years and she is on the cusp of joining the list of illustrious Czech Grand Slam champions.
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Fast-forward five years, and not only is Darden expanding her space, but she's launched her own celeb-loved products.
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Fast forward three years and Amirah is riding regularly on the seaside corniche, alone or with her husband and children.
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Fast-forward to autumn 2015 and Mr Carson's official campaign was rolling in money, most of it in small donations.
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Fast forward to today, and it's precisely that type of government-funded research that now sits on the chopping block.
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Fast forward to 21, and Merck unveiled their first finasteride product, Proscar, a 25 mg pill to treat enlarged prostate.
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You can fast-forward through the 65 snaps that compose the several-minute sequence that's promoted above your Story list.
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Takeaway: Can that extra-dimensional gun fast-forward us to next summer so we can see the finished product already?
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But the real gut punch doesn't happen until the very last scene, where we fast forward into a fascist future.
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Fast-forward to today, and fortunately for American workers, U.S. manufacturing as a whole is enjoying somewhat of a comeback.
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Fast-forward to this week, when Cosby's grandkids won't take his pudding stash, but one of his fellow inmates might.
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Fast forward to CES 2016, and TVs that support high dynamic range were everywhere — and seemingly coming from every brand.
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It's hard to know if those actions have been optimized or if it's just Apple hitting the fast-forward button.
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Fast-forward to 2014, though, and Jewel's Catch One had the appearance of a club that had seen better days.
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Fast-forward to October 31, 2018 and CES Projects senior manager Brandon Moffett informed the company they had been disqualified.
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Fast-forward 15 years, and the once-loved music mash up has long since become a fiery pit of hell.
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Fast forward 15 years, and the oil industry is mostly owned by the Kremlin and Putin has almost absolute power.
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Fast-forward a couple decades, and the now 36-year-old wants you to know that great skin takes work.
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Fast-forward to the end of that week and Ricky Gervais had joined in – it had gone into the stratosphere.
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Yet those screens can be so distracting that their users forget to fast-forward past the ads in recorded shows.
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Tapping the right-hand arrow lets you fast forward 15 seconds, while tapping the left hand arrow rewinds the footage.
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Fast-forward about four years, and the two are now engaged, but still manage to keep their relationship pretty private.
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Alexa can also control playback and pause, fast forward, rewind, or jump back eight seconds in the content you're viewing.
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Let's fast-forward before we get to the next section about today, it was Uber that really did change it.
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Fast-forward to today: technology and entrepreneurship are making us face unintended consequences of housing shortages, unemployment and economic unfairness.
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Fast-forward to 2018 and Al-Zaidi is now a candidate in the upcoming Iraqi parliamentary elections on May 12.
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Fast forward to today and a million dollars isn't even enough money to allow a normal person to retire comfortably.
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Fast-forward 2628 years to the period between 28503 and 22019, when another drought swept across the Central Great Plains.
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Fast forward four years, and today she makes $250,000 a year working as a freelance digital brand strategist and blogger.
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The snags include delays in live broadcasts, the inability to fast-forward through some content, and some missing important channels.
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I had a front-row seat to a world changing in fast-forward with the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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But fast forward to projections for 2021 and eMarketer believes the growth will rise by only a further 2 percent.
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Fast-forward 13 years, and Lakshmi is still the host of the beloved cooking competition — and still rocking white dresses.
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Fast forward to today, and PayPal is boycotting North Carolina for their recent discrimination laws against me using the bathroom.
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Fast-forward to years later and I'd mustered up the patience to try again — and it was a major success.
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Fast forward five years, CNN spoke to ordinary Libyans across the country about the moment they heard Gadhafi had died.
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The two aspects of Sky Guide that I like the most are the fast-forward function and the search feature.
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Fast-forward to 2016: Ilhan stepped into such a role herself, winning a seat as one of Minnesota's state representatives.
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Fast forward a few months (it took four), and the electric car company's own insurance program is a real thing.
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Fast-forward to the present and the search is still on for the underlying causes of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Fast-forward a century and the "let a robot do your dirty work" dream has stood the test of time.
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"There is no fast-forward button, no magic tech wand that we can wave to make everything better," he said.
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As those companies have invested more resources into Fast Forward, company employees are also engaging more fervently in the program.
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Fast-forward to 2016, and now their Philadelphia-based Stateside Vodka is the official vodka of the Democratic National Convention.
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Fast forward 20 years and I found myself working for the DC government, in the computer division, issuing arrest warrants.
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Fast forward to 1992, and the duo would bring reunite Chic with a new lineup and album entitled Chic-ism.
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Fast forward to this week, and Recode reported, quoting anonymous sources, that Yahoo was preparing to confirm the data breach.
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Fast forward seven years, and it seems that he now blew the equivalent of $20 million on two delivery pizzas.
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Fast forward to when Sara is a teenager, and one day Marie accidentally sees her have sex via the implant.
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Fast forward a few months, and Juicero has plummeted from Silicon Valley to the shelves of a southern California Goodwill.
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Fast forward several decades, no doubt with many dubious happenings in the meantime, and crime amongst footballers begins to peak.
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Fast forward to today where we're now reaping the rewards: low-cost electricity, new jobs and support for rural communities.
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Fast forward to today, and President Donald Trump is also using the military to practice his version of racial politics.
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Yet fast-forward a few months and here he is topping the charts again, once again king of the radio.
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That fast-forward button needs to be pushed in all the time, and we have a tendency to forget that.
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Fast forward to 2018, and Eleanor's son Nick Young, played by Henry Golding, has grown distant from his wealthy family.
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Fast-forward several years, and enrollment and costs have increased far beyond projections in every state that took this deal.
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Fast forward to Tuesday night, and the top of the sixth inning, with the Yankees holding a 7-4 lead.
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The plan, known as Fast Forward, focuses on upgrading the system's antiquated signals, which are a frequent reason for delays.
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For the cover of our Tech and Design Issue, we chose to fast-forward to that time and look back.
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Fast-forward 19553 years, when President Donald Trump visited more than a dozen countries during his first year in office.
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Fast-forward to today: DHS suspended enrollment in certain Trusted Traveler Programs, like Global Entry, for all New York residents.
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Then fast-forward to Pollock's drip paintings, Warhol's Marilyns, and finally the cartoonish stylings of Jeff Koons or Meow Wolf.
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It's a classic metallic boom and bust story, but one that's playing in fast-forward mode in the zinc market.
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Fast forward to today, and now we have a break down below support," Wald said Wednesday on CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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Fast-forward about five decades: Now it was my back that ached when I hurriedly cooked even a simple meal.
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Fast forward to the 1970s after college — I got very involved in the Equal Rights Amendment movement in New Orleans.
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But fast-forward a decade, and Blockbuster ceased to exist, having filed for bankruptcy with over $0003 million in debt.
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Fast forward to 2013: In just four years, Secretary Clinton managed to almost single-handedly destabilize the entire Middle East.
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Fast forward: Analysts are pointing to this sequence of events as evidence that oil prices won't stay elevated for long.
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Fast-forward to the closing days of his first year in office, and he was reportedly offending an entire continent.
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Fast forward four years later: We've produced hundreds of blog posts and gotten 60% of our clients through those alone.
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The song "Baby got Back" by Sir Mix-A-Lot glorifies this and fast forward to the implants of today.
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Fast forward to December 22014 and the size of the leveraged loan market has more than doubled to US$22015trn.
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Fast-forward a millennium later and an engineer at Intel heard about Bluetooth's legend from a co-worker and — voila!
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Fast-forward to present day, when Twitter reported a 12 percent year-over-year jump in DAUs for Q23 2017.
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Fast forward to Monday, and he jumped ahead of the Conservative, but still lags 16 points behind the Liberal candidate.
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Fast-forward another eight years, and it's once again the Democrats' turn to protect their claim to the White House.
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But Mr. Byford's ambitious "Fast Forward" plan will not proceed without significant new funding from state leaders in Albany. Gov.
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Fast-forward to today and the Bay Area is still revealing deep societal divides in local debates over housing density.
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Fast-forward a few years later, and their massive compound now includes a bakery and a tasting-menu restaurant, Blanca.
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Founders in Fast Forward's summer 2019 batch (Photo courtesy of Fast Forward) Founders in Fast Forward's summer 2019 batch (Photo courtesy of Fast Forward) As the tech nonprofit sector garners more attention, Farley and Barenblat believe there is an opportunity to "10x" the number of startups and the level of capital heading into them.
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This week, we fast forward to 1968 Scotland, where we left off with Brianna (Sophie Skelton) and Claire in season 2.
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Fast-forward to today and you'd be hard-pressed to find an American who doesn't recognize Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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So what if you can't make the jump to hyperspace and fast forward to the premiere of Rogue One in December?
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It has a touchpad-like interface above the play and fast forward buttons that allows for gesture-based commands as well.
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Fast forward to 2015 when Trump, in the aftermath of the San Bernardino shootings, called for a ban on Muslim immigration.
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Fast forward to the morning and Garner is back in the kitchen, baking the muffins she put in the fridge overnight.
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